AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMedia Freedom in BiH: A Sarajevo debate warned that media independence is under pressure from concentrated ownership, journalist safety risks, SLAPP lawsuits and funding strains at public broadcasters, calling for transparency and stronger legal safeguards. Public Administration & Jobs: The Indirect Taxation Administration published five competitions for 263 posts, but unions warn of election-era abuses and uneven constituent representation, with concerns over how procedures are run. Cost of Living: The trade union consumer basket hit 3,810.70 BAM in August; with the average wage covering 44.98% and the minimum wage just 26.95%, food remains the biggest expense. Employment Snapshot: New Federation labor data shows 896,000 economically active people (48.5% of working-age), with employment down and unemployment up versus Q1 2026. Defense Industry Move: Pretis plans a Tuzla subsidiary ahead of a major gunpowder factory project at the Bukinje site, with 5 million BAM already allocated for early works. Tourism & Local Investment: In Srebrenica, Safet Alić is building an ethno-village near Lake Perućac, financing it with his own funds and aiming for cottages and apartments for guests. Sports & Community: Sarajevo Run Fest drew 3,000+ runners from 50+ countries, including a Bambini marathon kickoff for the youngest participants.
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